Donegal decision to postpone games delights Bradley
A number of the county players could line out in league fixtures this weekend but none will be risked in the more intense SFC games, which have been pushed back for the second time in two months, ahead of the August 26 All-Ireland semi-final against Cork.
“We’re over the moon with that,” said Bradley. “We were trying hard to get them postponed. It probably makes sense. Neil Gallagher hurt his ankle after a league match this year and Leo McLoone missed out with a broken cheekbone in club championship. It gives us better preparation for the Cork game and it is needed.”



